Sentence examples for relatively incidental from inspiring English sources
In the view of industry and the administration, the rule in question, "new source review," has been relatively incidental to that downward trend.
McCaughey sees this as part of the same process that curbed government influence in the academy, although he views '68 as relatively incidental to that shift: "I think the research of a social character that's going on now identifies with workers, with women, with racial minorities, rather than with a political or cultural elite.
Taking a step back to examine Google's long-term goals with software offerings like Assistant and Lens, it's easy to envision a future where hardware becomes relatively incidental.
However, a number of factors other than low introgression might affect differentiation [ 29, 55], leading to regions that are highly differentiated but relatively incidental to the speciation process [ 32, 33].
The cricopharyngeal bar is a structural sphincter abnormality that is a relatively common incidental finding.
Endocrine hyperplasia, dysplasia, and microadenoma, however, are relatively common incidental pathologic findings in the pancreas; if carefully screened during autopsy, up to 10% of adults harbor these lesions [30].
Nano-enabled advancements in industrial processes like water treatment and remediation could provide significant net benefits to the environment and will likely temper the relatively modest impacts of incidental ENM release and exposure.
Our review showed a relatively high rate of incidental contralateral malignancy of 8%, suggesting that MRI screening of the contralateral breast may have more of a role in this patient group than initially considered.
Rates of incidental findings are relatively insensitive to even large increases in the number of conditions included.
As the specificity is relatively low, histological confirmation of incidental breast lesions at 3T is needed if the treatment plan has to change.
In some cases, the onset is insidious, whilst others are asymptomatic and discovered as an incidental finding, or following relatively minor trauma [7].
